Charleston surface find......need I.D.

Beauregard

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Jul 27, 2015
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As the title says. Has two metal wheels the size of a nickel that are held in place by a peened pin. Looks like the backside would possibly mount/clamp onto something.

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On walk in ice box's and walk in freezers they have a catch like that to hold door open.
 

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I was thinking maybe the rollers that go opposite the cutting wheel on a pipe cutter.
 

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Welcome Beauregard. Cool item. Be curious to see it solved with another one like it. Welcome to the forum!
 

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Thank you. I was thinking it might be a old pipe cutter too when I first saw it but the two wheels are almost identical in thickness and diameter to a nickel which wouldn't cut butter. I have found a couple of clay marbles, jars full of pottery shards and a couple of old bottles in the same vicinity so I was hoping for more excitement than a ice box/freezer door stop!
 

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Reminds me of a roller assembly for cutting a bottle but I suppose it could cradle a bottle neck for tooling purposes as well.
 

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